Bachelor of Arts (Honours) - Globalisation: History, Politics and Culture (VL12)

The Globalization: History, Politics, Culture degree course provides students with the tools to think critically about important global issues and to pose and answer fundamental questions about the experience of globalization.

Students will explore significant global issues and challenges, both past and present, such as migration, human rights, racism, imperialism, development, relations between the West and the Middle East, decolonization, and environmental sustainability, all within an international context. Through interactive seminar groups, students will learn from experienced academic experts who are actively engaged in research and are passionate about the subject.

Upon completion of the degree, students will possess the knowledge and skills necessary to pursue various fulfilling careers in fields such as journalism, politics, publishing, education, NGO and charity work, business, or academia.